But that evidence has never counted for administrators at Yale, Columbia, and Harvard, who figure that, somehow, inexorably, quintessentially, their schools are different, purer, better.
It thinks modern lifestyles dangerous with toxins and poisons all around us, invisible horrors in the air and water unknown to a purer, better era (time unspecified).
But neither is it proof that they've found a purer, better way to think about art. .
The much bigger problem are the wedges of faux Parmigiano-Reggiano cheeses sold even at higher end supermarkets, gourmet stores, cheese specific shops and the high-priced national retailers purporting sell purer, better-for-you foods.
No one has done pure football better than Saban and Alabama in recent years.
Despite his defection from the ranks of Kant's disciples, Maimon evoked praise from Kant for his criticism of the master philosopher, who declared that Maimon had understood his Critique of Pure Reason better than had any of his other critics.
The new delivery system showed improved anti-cancer efficacy than pure methotrexate, better distribution potential and much lower toxicity in the tested animals [43].
But I don't envy us either not because we're more pure or better than anybody, we're just trying to do things differently, and the economics are really messed up.
Some scientists say leukoreduced blood is purer and better.
After towel-drying, slather in your oil – the purer the better.
